Tidligere arrangementer - Side 108
Terje Berntsen, Professor Dept. of Geosciences, University of Oslo
The 14th Annual Winter School of eVITA/SINTEF will be held January 19-24th 2014 in Geilo. The topic for the 2014 school is Big data challenges to modern statistics, with several internationally renowned experts giving a series of lectures on the subject. Read more on the SINTEF website of the winter school (external link).
Knut Christian Myhre, Postdoktor - Sosialantropologisk institutt
The logic seminar will take place in B63 in NHA on Thursdays from 10.15 to 12.00.
The program is tentative. There are free slots in the program. Contact Dag Normann for suggestions or questions.
Giuseppe Coclite, University of Bari.
In this lecture we consider a model for the harvesting of marine resources, described by a parabolic equation. Since the cost functionals have sublinear growth with respect to the pointwise intensity of fishing effort, optimal solutions are in general measure-valued. For the control problem, we prove the existence of optimal strategies. The results were obtained in collaboration with Professor Mauro Garavello.
Bhavna Rathore, PhD Student, ITA
CEES Extra seminar by Anne Laudisoit
Friday seminar by Margaret Beaton
CEES Extra seminar by Jeffrey A. Hutchings. Note the day.
A General Framework for Implementing Conservation-law Solvers
Friday seminar by Bruce R. Levin from Emory University, Atlanta, Georgia, USA. Note the time!
Seminar by Professor Dr. Claus Jacob, Head of Bioorganic Chemistry, School of Pharmacy, Universit?t des Saarlandes, Saarbrücken, Germany
Friday seminar by Anita Kozyrskyj from University of Alberta
Mark Dijkstra, Associate Professor, ITA
CEES Extra seminar by Jonas Korlach, Chief Scientic Officer, Pacific Biosciences
Professor J?rgen Christensen-Dalsgaard, Stellar Astrophysics Centre, Department of Physics and Astronomy, Aarhus University
Judith Packer, University of Colorado (Boulder), will give a talk with title "Noncommutative solenoids and their projective modules"
Abstract: ``Noncommutative solenoids" are certain twisted group $C^*$-algebras, where the groups in question are countably infinitely generated; these algebras can also be generated as direct limits of rotation algebras. From examining the range of the trace of the $K_0$-groups of the noncommutative solenoids, their finitely generated projective modules can be constructed. We also discuss a way to construct Morita equivalence bimodules between noncommutative solenoids that goes back to work of M. Rieffel, with the new wrinkle of $p$-adic analysis appearing. This work is joint with F. Latr\'emoli\'ere.
CEES Extra seminar by Juan Antonio Bonachela Fajardo from Princeton University.
B?de statlige og private virksomheter benytter ?pne kontorlandskap i stadig st?rre grad. Er kontorlandskap en gunstig m?te ? organisere det fysiske arbeidsmilj?et p?, n?r forvaltningen skal m?te nye krav om effektivitet og ressursutnyttelse? Og legger det til rette for bedre kunnskapsarbeid?
Friday seminar by Simon MacKenzie from University of Stirling, UK
Seminar by Thierry Lomberget and Laurent Ettouati, Faculté de Pharmacie, Université de Lyon.
Torstein Bringmann, Department of Physics, UiO.
Abstract: We will begin by reviewing and constructing power operations in the familiar setting of chain complexes. In stable homotopy, these operations help distinguish different geometric objects. These operations are also the residue of a rich homotopical structure. We will also define such structure and explain its role in stable homotopy theory. Specifically, we will consider what structure on a filtration might give rise to power operations in the associated spectral sequence, if time allows. This first talk will be accessible to graduate students. Such power operations also act on the homotopy of highly structured ring spectra. We will compute these operations on relative smash products using the Kunneth spectral sequence. We will interpret the homotopy of these relative smash products and the algebra of operations in terms of different realizations of highly structured DGAs. We will also discuss the relation to the relevant notion of cotangent complexes.